What are the side effects of removing Amazingel?

Omnic is actually a liquid substance similar to jelly. It was once widely used in breast augmentation surgery. Omnic was injected into the woman's breasts and then removed after a certain period of time to achieve the effect of breast augmentation. So, will there be any sequelae after removing Amazingel? The answer is yes. Some women may even experience breast erosion after the injection and eventually become unable to breastfeed for the rest of their lives.

Influence

The material for injectable breast augmentation is polyacrylamide hydrogel (Omnidin), a soft tissue filling material that was introduced to China in 1997. Its predecessor product, transliterated as Ingilfar, is a special hydrogel used by former Soviet agents to quickly change their appearance. After injecting this substance into the face, the muscles and soft tissues will change, and the appearance will also change in a short period of time. After being introduced to China in 1997, a new material was synthesized based on Ingelfared and was defined as Amazing.

The material form of Amazing is close to liquid, thinner than glue, and translucent. Some inferior products look like corn paste. After the material is injected into the chest, it will enter the tissue gap, and some of it will even enter the breast tissue due to improper injection.

This is mainly because during the massage and shaping process, the material is diffused unevenly and penetrates into the breast tissue or muscles, causing many nodules of varying sizes or even lumps to appear in the breasts. The polyacrylamide monomer used to synthesize Amazing has been proven to be neurotoxic and potentially reproductively toxic and carcinogenic to humans. People who have undergone breast augmentation injections should not breastfeed their children, because the migratory nature of Amazingin can easily cause it to overflow from the mammary ducts and mix with breast milk. Once inhaled by the baby, it will remain in the body for a long time and affect the child's health.

Treatment

The injected breast augmentation material is a viscous paste, which is difficult to remove by conventional suction. Minimally invasive techniques are more effective in cleaning.

Secondly, there is a certain amount of psychological pressure, because many people would rather bear two "time bombs" than let their families know that they have had breast augmentation.